Morality isn’t consistent.
It’s chosen.
Selective Morality explores the quiet hypocrisy we live with — the values we defend publicly and abandon privately. The sins we excuse. The standards we enforce only when it benefits us. It’s not about right or wrong — it’s about comfort, convenience, and control.
This collection reflects the human tendency to judge from a distance while forgiving ourselves up close. To demand purity from others while negotiating exceptions for our own flaws. To call it principle when it’s preference.
Built on contrast and confrontation, Selective Morality strips virtue down to its contradictions. Bold statements balanced by restraint. Loud truths paired with minimal execution. Nothing unnecessary. Nothing accidental.
No absolution.
No moral high ground.
Just honesty — worn openly.
